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Milling stones were used to crack nuts and grind corn and seeds into flour. Large, think slabs (mawd') stayed where the family camped. Thin slabs were portable
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Milling stones were used to crack nuts and grind corn and seeds into flour. Large, think slabs (mawd') stayed where the family camped. Thin slabs were portable
Milling stones were used to crack nuts and grind corn and seeds into flour. Large, think slabs (mawd') stayed where the family camped. Thin slabs were portable
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Pipe Spring National Monument, Code: PISP
Pipe Spring National Monument
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Bear growlers were instruments used to make a rasping sound during the Bear Dance in the spring. One end of the notched piece was placed against something hollow as the stick was run back forth over the notches.

Album - 13 Photos
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